Raising the Standards
2.2 onduct of regional anaesthesia C 104 2.3 anagement of the difficult airway M 106 2.4 Anaesthetic record keeping 108 2.5 wareness under anaesthesia A 110 2.6 erioperative temperature management P 112 2.7A/TCI training for anaesthesia and intensive TIV care trainees 116 2.8 ractical use of total intravenous anaesthesia P
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